Airbus announced that the airline, its largest A220 customer, had ordered another ten A220-300s. This deal is the airline’s fourth reorder. The deal strongly signals AirBaltic’s ambitions and that the airline is looking beyond the current GTF hiccups. When its…
Lufthansa Group has made up its mind: the airline has ordered 40 Airbus A220-300s plus 20 purchase rights and 40 Boeing MAX 8s plus 60 purchase rights for its own needs and that of new subsidiary CityAirlines. It has also…
airBaltic is in discussions with Airbus to exercise options for thirty Airbus A220-300s and place twenty new options. The latter would offer the airline the flexibility to opt for the stretched A220-500 when Airbus launches that version. CEO Martin Gauss confirmed…
Delta Air Lines firms 12 more A220s
East African carrier Air Tanzania has no timeline for the resolution of technical problems that affect the Pratt & Whitney engines on its four Airbus A220-300s. The carrier announced a “temporary suspension” of some of its services due to the issues. Engine…
Air Canada orders 15 more A220s